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4784. Abū Wā'il Al-Qāṣṣ said: We entered upon 'Urwah bin
Muḥammad As-Sa'dī, and a man spoke to him and made him angry. He got up and performed Wudū, then he came back having performed Wudū, and said: My father narrated to me, that my grandfather 'Atīyyah said: "The Messenger of Allāh ﷺ said: 'Anger comes from the Shaitān, and the Shaitān was created from fire, and fire is extinguished by water, so if one of you gets angry, let him perform Wudū.'" (Hasan)
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In the state of anger one should consciously make an effort to remain calm. Changing one's position, like from standing to sitting, for example, as well as performing Wudū, helps to abate anger.